The GSM Intercept model GSM 3060 is a Cellular Monitoring GSM
Interception system able to break the GSM A5.1 encryption algorithm during real
time communications that secures cellular phones on a GSM cellular service
network. Passive GSM Interception for the A5.1 protocol involves deciphering the
encryption format used to secure GSM A5.1 communications.

In addition, the GSM Intercept can also simultaneously diagnose
threat marked key words when deployed with the HSS Chatter Guard Word
Identifier, a system used to capture words or phrases from a pre-determined threat database. This enables Law Enforcement to conduct GSM Cellular Interception of A5.1 and review communications for trigger words, names, and other audio voice codes used by suspected terrorists or
criminals.

How does the word threat identifier operate? A formulated Key
Word spotting technology is engaged while GSM Intercept cellular monitoring takes place. This is an automated process that occurs under live conditions.
This review tracks user defined keywords over hundreds of concurrent calls in
real-time as well as off-line modes.

Unlike speech recognition for telephony speech-driven services, the Chatter Guard engine is geared to function with cellular interception variables of COMINT, active during the whole duration of the cell phone call, searching for specific words within a long spontaneous and natural conversation between two or more speakers.

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Note: Cellular Monitoring technology is only available for government agencies.